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Accounting Intern

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Title: Accounting Intern 

About The Internship:

As our 2025 Accounting Intern you will utilize and depend heavily on your technical accounting
education while at college. This is a challenging while rewarding experience for interns to gain
first-hand experience in a fast paced and growing technology company. You will rely on your
abilities to manage your daily priorities and meet all the expectations of a group of Accounting
professionals. Your ability to contribute to technical topics and discussions will be recognized
while making tangible and immediate impact to the organization.

Our 8-week summer internship class runs from June 9, 2025 - August 4, 2025.

 

What You'll Do:

  • Data Entry and Record Keeping:
    Entering financial transactions into NetSuite. 
    Assisting with filing and organizing financial documents. 
  • Account Reconciliation:
    Reconciling bank statements and other financial accounts in FloQast. 
  • Invoice and Payment Processing:
    Assisting with the processing of AP invoices and payments. 
    Following up on outstanding AR invoices and collections.
     
  • Auditing Support:
    Assisting with audit procedures, such as gathering documentation and preparing schedules. 
    Supporting the team with drafting responses to auditors.

  • Learning and Development:
    Shadowing experienced accountants and learning about different accounting processes. 
    Attending training sessions and workshops to enhance their knowledge and skills. 

  • Other Tasks:
    May be involved in research or special projects as assigned

 

You're a great fit for this Internship if:

  • Basic Understanding of Accounting Principles
    A solid understanding of accounting principles and practices is essential. 
  • GPA:
    Good academic performance, including a strong GPA, is often considered. 
  • Accounting Courses:
    Having taken relevant accounting courses and can demonstrate your commitment to the field. 
  • Previous Internship Experience:
    While not always a requirement, previous internship experience in a related field can be a significant advantage. 
  • Analytical and Problem-Solving Skills:
    Able to analyze financial data, identify potential issues, and contribute to problem-solving. 
  • Proficiency in Excel and other MS suites.

  • Attention to Detail:
    Accuracy and meticulousness are essential in accounting, and are detail oriented. 
  • Communication Skills:
    Have good written and verbal communication skills to effectively collaborate with team members and communicate financial information. 
  • Organizational Skills:
    Able to organize and manage financial data and records. 
  • Interpersonal Skills:
    Ability to work effectively with others and build relationships. 

Unite Us is pleased to offer our internships to a broad applicant pool. We're open to all educational backgrounds and nontraditional career paths. If this opportunity aligns with your goals we'd love to hear from you!


Our Mission:

Unite Us’ mission is to unlock the potential of every community. Our co-founders started Unite Us in 2013 to serve the people they served with. They witnessed firsthand the barriers and inefficiencies in trying to navigate health and social services, and set out to improve that experience for veterans and their families. Unite Us quickly expanded to serving all people who need connections to care across our country. Through Unite Us’ national network and software, community-based organizations, government agencies, and healthcare organizations are all connected to better collaborate to meet the needs of the individuals in their communities. We drive the collaboration to predict, deliver, and pay for services that impact whole-person health. If you want to do well and do good, join Unite Us

 

Environmental Job Requirements and Working Conditions:

  • This position is remote, U.S. based
  • This internship is $20/hour for 35 hours per week
  •  Our 8-week summer internship class runs from June 6, 2025 - August 4, 2025

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